Durham daily recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1886-188?, 1887-04-25

was lsiblein his trembling tones.
oARnoHURcH. "
Services began at Carr Church al
$3.50 p. N. The audience was so i'm
mense that many were unable to find
sitting or standing room. Bisnol
Galloway chose for his theme ssDu
ties" Duties Of the pastor, duties oi
the flock, and individual RESP Lon-i-
bilitles. and by way of illustration n,
cited the instance Of Aaron and Hurr
unfolding the hands OF the Greal
Law giver, Moses, while, Johsua fights
the enemy in the plains below. g,
striking representation" he said,
Praying to God as though it all de
pended upon Him and fighting al
though it all depended upon the ef
forts Of man. We must pray to Goo
and do our duty" He defined the
duties Of the pastor to his people,
Visit them, administer to them spir :
tual food. He told the peopit
to pray for their pastor, to speak
kindly Of him; not to criticize him,
but to unmask any evil hidden under
a clericai robe. Speaking of mino
responsibilities and the station OF
men, he drew himselfto his full height
and exclaimed in tones, thri ling his
audience as one man: 81 don't be.
lieve the eye Of God Almighty dis
Germs the positions of men On earth
Each one has a position to fill. The
little bird fitting among the bushe.
aud warbllng carols Of sweetness is
rs much in the sight of God as the
king Of birds who dwells in lofty
crags on the hoary mountain anu
soaring aloft bathes his plumage i l.
the thunder's home.'
This sermon. of which the above
is butx ef synopsis, will live IN
yYt,;,s ,5s as, Sd n ibcso IL pssr = e :
Mr.. j. s. Carr gave the chnrcb
away. The church officials are:
Messrs J. s. Carr, w. H. Branson, j.
8. Walker, W. Duke, j. I. Drive ,
T. j. W. Blown, Jno. G. Angler, +
[. Hunt, j. X. Cole, and I. b. Smith.
As stated at the beginning, Carr was
formerly included in the misslon witt
Main street churcn. The last Con.
ference stationed Rev. j. II. Hall q.
this appointment, and when he en-
tered upon his duties there was a
membership of Z which has increased
n75 The Sunday School has Oh
It's roll 181 names.
AT TRINITY.
Last night Trinity Church Wa,
urowued with an intelligent audience
which was eager to listen and listened
eagerly to one of the most thoroughly
instructive and entertaing sermous
which II had been, or will be, their
good fortune 10 hear.
It is not necessary to 20 into de
tailed account OF what the pulpit ora.
tor said-he said so much, aud h,
said II all so well that il would tax,
all the space We have to-day to re-
count his utterances.
"God is not a hypothesis, but a
Power; He is not a reminiscence, bu
q Presence r. ex .laimed the Bishop
in style with a finish which would
have done q Talmage credit.
The lower man becomes STEPPED
in siI; the deeper he gets down in The
mire Of iniqulty, the higher is b.,
lifted TO the Heights Of Salvation, II
ms religious awakening Is conscien-
tiously thorough r
That sentiment Of the Bishop wat
uttered Ia q language which was NOR
tnan forclble, and winch awoke IL
the veins 1--WE dare say Of more than
one Of his listeners q quickenipg o
the Pulse of Hope.
MIR, Ga loway, though only 36 year
ot aye, Is every iuch u Bishop.
A fatnre awaits that man!